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| Amber |
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Where can I get some?
How much? Wanna sell yours?? 
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TempeTyres for $250.00 devliered, but they make the center peice too think, I had to have mine shaved down - might have been the wheels I had though...
Or Bob Jane T-Marts round here sell them now aswell, so I'm sure the ones near you would too. |
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| John_xr6 |
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i got 30mm adapters for my AU rims cost me about $220 from memory. whay ever you do done get spacers!
was from a place in dandenong but i cant remember the name. effalcon picked them up for me so he may remember the name. also EF's may need 35mm because of the longer wheel studs but im not 100% sure....
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Thanks John,
Ha da chat to EFFalcon and he doesn't remember. Anyone else who may be able to help, speak now!
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{USERNAME} wrote: i got 30mm adapters for my AU rims cost me about $220 from memory. whay ever you do done get spacers!
was from a place in dandenong but i cant remember the name. effalcon picked them up for me so he may remember the name. also EF's may need 35mm because of the longer wheel studs but im not 100% sure.... What does everyone have against spacers?? 
I have had my spacers on the car for over a year, and have not had any issues.If they are done properly, You shouldn't have any issues. I constantly thrash my EF. The car has even done over 200kph without any issues.
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Because they shortern the amount of thread that you have to do the nuts up with. Just not worth the risk. I'm not saying anything would go wrong, but I value my car and life more than the extra what $20.00 or what ever to get a hub adapter instead...
Also the factor studs arn't long enough to accomidate a bit enough spacer and still do the wheel on if you want the wheels out the proper width... |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Because they shortern the amount of thread that you have to do the nuts up with. Just not worth the risk. I'm not saying anything would go wrong, but I value my car and life more than the extra what $20.00 or what ever to get a hub adapter instead... That line that I put in the larger font "If done properly" is there for a reason. On this site, I have not heard anything good about spacers.
Also the factor studs arn't long enough to accomidate a bit enough spacer and still do the wheel on if you want the wheels out the proper width... I have had longer studs fitted, to counter the spacers. The spacers that I have fitted are only 22mm. The longer wheel studs that I have on the car are 30mm longer than the standard ones. /rant
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| Amber |
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I was told yesterday I would need 25mm spacers, at a cost of $120 each.
Or, I can get adaptors for $220 a set, which are known to be safer....
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{USERNAME} wrote: That line that I put in the larger font "If done properly" is there for a reason. On this site, I have not heard anything good about spacers.
I have had longer studs fitted, to counter the spacers. The spacers that I have fitted are only 22mm. The longer wheel studs that I have on the car are 30mm longer than the standard ones. /rant So basically by the time you replace your studs and fit the spacers it's probably costing the same if not more than hub adapters. And it's no safer or any other way advantagious. And it takes more time to fit etc. Were's the benifit in doing it your way? |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: That line that I put in the larger font "If done properly" is there for a reason. On this site, I have not heard anything good about spacers. I have had longer studs fitted, to counter the spacers. The spacers that I have fitted are only 22mm. The longer wheel studs that I have on the car are 30mm longer than the standard ones. /rant So basically by the time you replace your studs and fit the spacers it's probably costing the same if not more than hub adapters. And it's no safer or any other way advantagious. And it takes more time to fit etc. Were's the benifit in doing it your way? It's also very ILLEGAL  
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: That line that I put in the larger font "If done properly" is there for a reason. On this site, I have not heard anything good about spacers. I have had longer studs fitted, to counter the spacers. The spacers that I have fitted are only 22mm. The longer wheel studs that I have on the car are 30mm longer than the standard ones. /rant So basically by the time you replace your studs and fit the spacers it's probably costing the same if not more than hub adapters. And it's no safer or any other way advantagious. And it takes more time to fit etc. Were's the benifit in doing it your way? It's also very ILLEGAL so is most the fun stuff in life 
i hope your looking after my HO Bob , your GT-P is in the paint shop almost ready for you 
what wheels are you putting on it Amber . we have a set of AU2-3 xr wheels in the E series offset for sale |
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Quote: we have a set of AU2-3 xr wheels in the E series offset for sale
Hmmm, I wonder if they're the ones I got??? Will find a pic..
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spacers are NOT legal. Adaptors can be.
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{USERNAME} wrote: Quote: we have a set of AU2-3 xr wheels in the E series offset for sale Hmmm, I wonder if they're the ones I got??? Will find a pic.. they are series 1 xr wheels , same as our delivery ute. |
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How much for the xr wheels???
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